oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-15

News of Fullerton WICKERSHEIM GETS $60,000 PERMIT A permit has been taken out by J. W. Wickersheim, Ford agent for a new two-story $60,000 garage and office building on Commonwealth-ave M. Eugene Durfee of Anaheim is architect for the new building, and work is expected to begin shortly. The building fronts 52 feet along West Commonwealth-ave., and is 155 feet deep. It is to be erected on the site of the present building. Work on the excavation for the $200,000 Chapman building on No. Spadra-rd, which was begun a few days ago is progressing rapidly and at the present rate will be excavated within a few days. Work on the new California Hotel is progressing slowly. The building is drawing near completion. REDUCES INSURANCE RATES Fullerton insurance agents have been busy returning premiums to their customers who took out insurance policies after June 11 because of the reduction in rates at that time, it is said. The rates for Fullerton, as reduced by the board of fire underwriters of Los Angeles, is 45 cents, charging nothing for exposures. Heretofore charges were made for exposures, and some times the rates were very high, it is said. SURVEY REAL ESTATE Fullerton realtors are planning a survey of real estate conditions in Fullerton with the view of putting on a campaign for the reduction of house and room rents to a figure that is best adapted to making these interesting to investors. The realtors expect to have the close cooperation of the B. of T. Mrs. Grace Hahn, with daughter, Louise of Culver City, is spending a few days with her friend, Mrs. INSTITUTE HELD AT FULLERTON OCT. 18-20 The county institute of grammar school teachers is to be held at the Fullerton grammar school Oct. 18-20 it was announced this morning by C. A. Marcey, principal of Fullerton grammar schools. Mr. Marcey says that it has been suggested that the Fullerton schools remain in session on the first day of the institute for observation. Mr. Marcey gives the enrollment last night at 1089. Mrs. A. A. Rowland and two children, who have been visiting in the east for two months have returned to her home on West Orangethroppe. She arrived this morning via the Santa Fe. The regular weekly band concert will be given tonight at the Fullerton city park. A special program will be given. FORD DEALERS OF ORANGE CO. CONFERENCE The six Ford dealers of Orange-co., including George Dunton of Anaheim, met at the Cherry Blossom Cafe, Santa Ana, yesterday for a conference which was addressed by B. L. Graves, manager, and J. B. Groves, assistant manager, of the Ford Motor Co., Los Angeles, and Geo. W. Bryant, representative of Long-Costello, Inc., who handle all Ford advertising. Sales methods and advertising were discussed at length. Nothing was mentioned by the Ford officials about Henry Ford's ultimatum to close all his factories tomorrow on account of coal profitcering. The small son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Van Horn who is very ill with ty- SURVEY REAL ESTATE Fullerton realtors are planning a survey of real estate conditions in Fullerton with the view of putting on a campaign for the reduction of house and room rents to a figure that is best adapted to making these interesting to investors. The realtors expect to have the close cooperation of the B. of T. Mrs. Grace Hahn, with daughter, Louise of Culver City, is spending a few days with her friend, Mrs. Callie Matthews, of West-Maple-ave and her mother, Mrs. M. Rowland, of East Walnut-ave. HAMS HAMS VALENCIA Whole or Half 28c lb. SATURDAY ONLY Schneider’s Peerless Market ‘All That the Name Implies’ Reuther’s Public Market Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Buy Snowflakes Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Buy Snowflakes The Annual Snow Flake Campaign starts in all Chaffe Stores—Saturday September 16th and with the close of business Saturday September 23rd. Don't Ask for Soda Crackers, Say Snow Flakes. KIDNEY Beans Heinz Saturday Only 11c 15c Asparagus Diamond Bar Brand Saturday Only 2½ Lbs. 35c Tomatoes ARLINGTON PUREE Saturday Only 2½ Lbs. 11c Chocolate DROPS OLD FASHIONED Saturday Only Lb. 18c Chocolate M'DONALD'S Roof Garden Lb. Tin 40c Dub-Lin STOUT MALT Saturday Special 24 Bottle Case $4.25 Bread CHAFFEE 24 Qz. Loaves 2 for 15c Honey WATER WHITE Saturday Only Qt. Jar 45c Milk Per Case $4.35 SPECIAL---APPLES Fancy Watsonville Bellflowers, 4 Tier. $1.10 Per Box, 7 Lbs. for 25c Sweet Potatoes 7 Lbs. for 25c A bitter fight for the swimming crown is rapidly developing. Johnny Weismuller who has defeated all swimmers, recently acknowledged that the only person he had to fear in the immediate future was his brother, Peter Weismuller who is only sixteen years old and was never in a swimming tank until a year ago. UNCOVER ALIEN OPERATION PEKING, Sept. 15.—The Chinese chamber of commerce at Nanking Las begun a movement for the registration of all companies in which Chinese and foreigners are co-operating, suggesting to the government at Pekin that all Sino-foreign concerns standing, so as not to mislead the Chinese in their legitimate business relations with these companies." LUMBER ADVANCES $5.00 WHOLESALE In the last three months, lumber has risen as much as $5.00 per 1000 feet wholesale and from $2.00 to $4.00 retail, according to local dealers. Production, according to a representative of the Adams-Bowers Lumber Co., has been cut approximately 25,000,000 feet per day, owing to forest fires in No. Calif., Washington and Oregon and the increased demand. Several mills have been burned, including one two days ago in Madera-co that is a large producer of white pine. Fir, spruce and cedar are the principal woods handled here. Siding has risen $5.00, wholesale and retail, but retail prices in many instances, according to the firm, have not gone up as much as wholesale prices. Flooring, ceiling and finish compose the bulk of the lumber that has advanced. Dealers also are being compelled to wait 30 or 40 days for deliveries, according to A. E. Clark of the Gibba Lumber Co., who said that dimen Saturday Specials Genuine Pure Dark Rye Bread 12c Per Loaf. Almond Nut Bars 20 A bitter fight for the swimming crown is rapidly developing. Johnny Welsmuller who has defeated all swimmers, recently acknowledged that the only person he had to fear in the immediate future was his brother, Peter Welsmuller who is only sixteen years old and was never in a swimming tank until a year ago. UNCOVER ALIEN OPERATION PEKING, Sept. 15.—The Chinese chamber of commerce at Nanking Las begun a movement for the registration of all companies in which Chinese and foreigners are co-operating, suggesting to the government at Pekin that all Sino-foreign concerns be obliged to "state clearly and unmistakably their real nationality and standing, so as not to mislead the Chinese in their legitimate business relations with these companies." This movement seems to be directed mainly at the Chinese Japanese companies, "there being no reason," says the report on the subject. "why the fact of Sino-Japanese cooperation in the development of Chinese industries should be hidden from the general public. SPECIAL While They Last "Wearwell" Hair Brushes Bristee's Set in Aluminum 69c Heying’s Pharmacy "On the Corner" SPARTAN GROCERS G. O. PAYNE, Prop. Orange Blossom Shortening SPARTAN GROCERS G. O. PAYNE, Prop. Orange Blossom Shortening 8-Pound Tins $1.40 Ball Mason Jars Quarts 85c Polar White Soap 6 Bars 25c Palm Olive Grandpa Tars 3 for 25c Lava Soap Iris Brand Honey 15c 3 Llbs., Can Brook's Catsup 15c Full Pint Bottles Ghirardelli Ground Choc $1.35 5 Lbs. Can You're Safe at Payne's ADVANCES WHOLESALE three months, lumber such as $5.00 per 1000 and from $2.00 to according to local dealsion material had risen an average of $2.20 or $3.00-per-1000 feet wholesale and retail. Mrs. Erika H. Vermenlen has purchased a house on Zeyn-st. from O. L. Chandler. The purchase was made thru Tobin and Durkee. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Nowotny of Santa Ana were the guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brus. The Misses Marlon Jean Rolins, of Los Angeles, and Hilda Lawrence, of Healdsburg, formerly of Anaheim, are guests for a few days at the M.E. Bever home. CRACKERS and BISCUITS Fresh and Crisp. GRAHAM CRACKERS When the children leave for school have their lunch boxes full of goodies. They play hard, and become hungry, and their growing little bodies need food. We have the goodies the children like and it costs less to buy them than to bake them. Come in and see the foods we carry in air-tight packages. When anything new is produced we place When the children leave for school have their lunch boxes full of goodies. They play hard, and become hungray, and their growing little bodies need food. We have the goodies the children like and it costs less to buy them than to bake them. Come in and see the foods we carry in air-tight packages. When anything new is produced we place it on our shelves. We are up-to-date. Our store is clean. EDMISTON'S GROCERY We Deliver. Tel. 219 THESE THREE WORDS SHOULD MEAN MUCH TO THE MOTHER IN SELECTING HER BAKERY GOODS FOR THE HOME AND CHILDREN'S LUNCH BASKET. White Lily Bread and Pastries Daleys ROCK BOTTOM STORES Daley's ROCK BOTTOM STORES School Days and School Lunches Sandwiches, Fruit, Cookies and Eggs are the Best Daley’s Bread, 2 for 15c fresh every day, it slices smoothly for the sandwiches. It is unequalled for toasting Daley’s Fancy Creamery Butter quarter pounds for your convenience. Spread a little butter on each sandwich. Daley’s Peanut Butter, lb. 17c ground from fresh roasted No. 1 Spanish Peanuts. Peanut Butter makes one of the most tasty, delicious sandwiches. Daley’s Jams, 12 oz. 25c right touch of sweetness is added to their lunches by spreading their sandwiches with Daley Fruit Jams. Daley’s Cookies, 3 dozen 25c Whole Wheat are the favorites. Also Honey Bars and Jumbles, Sugar, Raisin, Cocoanut and Lemon. Daley’s Fresh Eggs country stores each day. Every one candled and guaranteed. Boiled, steamed or deviled. Put one in the Kiddies lunch. Stock Bottom Stores in Anaheim Now—We Deliver All Orders of $5.00 or Over Store—116 East Center Store—239 W. Center St. Phone 405 Phone 753